Great going, Marcelo.....Family hunting trips are the best....And the kids will love that rabbit (Mostly the cottontail...)
Nice going, getting the kids into it. I'm pretty much the only jackrabbit meat advocate on here (or anywhere, really). They taste great but need to be braised at least for a couple hours with strong flavors to match.I vacuum sealed and frozen the cotton tail...we haven’t tried it yet...the jacks...I found that the meat tasted a bit liverish but not bad. Just need to add the right seasoning.
P.S. even my wife has enjoyed the search for game.
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Nice going, getting the kids into it. I'm pretty much the only jackrabbit meat advocate on here (or anywhere, really). They taste great but need to be braised at least for a couple hours with strong flavors to match.
I don't use milk. but I do soak rabbit, geese, & ducks for 2 or 3 days.....Cold temp in fridge and change water daily.
Fileting the meat from the rabbit helps too.....No gut or fur touches the meat.
One more tip.....Invest in a Jaccard meat tenderizer....Does wonders for the flavor and taste with your favorite rub.
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Steve’s right the Jaccard rocks. I use the milk soak on anything bloody, including fish like thresher shark. Something about the Acid in the milk draws out blood. After the soak the milk is pink so you can tell it’s working. Good luck!I have been soaking the meat in salt water to get the blood out. I’ll try the milk some time to see what happens. I’ll keep an eye out for a jaccard as well.
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That’s awesome. I never thought about doing the gutless method on rabbits.
ETA how do you check for tularemia though?
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